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regarding the first point, the APIs will simply wait (until the timeout) if the cluster can't fullfil the requests yet. An index level lock is interesting (mainly, I guess, to disallow dirty operations). |
This seems to be handled nicely in recent releases |
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With this commit we first fix the index pattern so queries can actually match data. We also change the queries so we don't run any redundant ones and modify them to retrieve more data. Finally, we modify the Kibana runner so it stores some metadata about the query results (number of total hits and the maximum value of `took` across all msearch responses).
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With this commit we update the Rally config file template so it does not include any JDK references. With elastic/rally#518 we will resolve JDK versions using the `JAVAx_HOME` environment variables. Relates elastic/rally#518 Closes elastic#70 Relates elastic#71
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Just an idea, how about being able to lock the cluster to prevent writes and or reads.
For instance, when the cluster is starting up and restoring from the gateway, it may take a few seconds to load all of the data. It'd be nice to say:
Also, when changing a mapping, (thus forcing a reindex), we could do something like:
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